D = 3 kg/L     

M = 12 kg

V = ?

• 4 L

• 4 G

• 2 L

• 2 G

D = ?     

M = 42 g

V = 10 mL

• 3.4 ml

• 3.4 g/ml

• 4.2 g/ml

• 4.2 ml

D = 5 g/mL    

M = ?

V = 6 mL

• 30 ml

• 30 g

• 20 ml

• 20 g

How do we measure distance and what is the SI unit

• Volume, Kelvin

• Volume, Liter

• Length, Volume

• Length, Meter

What is Volume and what is its SI unit

• amount of space occupied by the object, Liters

• amount of space occupied by the object, Density

• amount of space absent of the object, Grams

• amount of space occupied by the object, Meters

What is the definition of Mass and what is its SI unit?

• The amount of mater in an object, Liters

• The amount of mater in an object, Grams

• Mass per unit of volume, Liters

• Mass per unit of volume, Density

What is the definition of Density?

• How much matter makes up an object

• The amount of space an object takes up

• Mass times volume

• Mass per unit of volume

What are the steps to the scientific method?

• Problem, Research, Question, Collect Data,

  Report

• Problem, Research, Hypothesis, Experiment, Collect Data, Draw Conclusion

• Hypothesis, Experiment, Collect Data,

  Tell Friends

• Research, Report, Test, Observe

What is the difference between Longitude and Latitude?

• Latitudes are horizontal lines going north to south of the equator. Longitudes are vertical lines going east or west of the meridian.

• Longitudes are horizontal lines going north to south of the equator. Latitudes are vertical lines going east or west of the meridian.

• Longitudes are the same as Latitudes

• The equator and the prime meridian give the start and stop point for both.

What is the contour interval of this map and which hill is steeper?

• 10ft, A

• 10ft, B

• 20ft, A

• 20ft, B

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